The Athletics Federation is gearing up for the upcoming track championship, spanning various categories, scheduled to take place tomorrow at Al Nasr Club and the Dubai International School Academy in Al Barsha 1. This event is a key component of the ongoing tournaments planned for the current season.
Following the resounding success of the Elite Cup running events held at Al Madam Sports Club last Saturday, attracting 300 male and female participants across various categories, the Athletics Federation is expanding its offerings. Al Nasr Club will host competitions in hammer, shot put, and javelin for different age groups and genders.
Meanwhile, the Dubai International Academy will be the venue for a range of competitions, including the 200-meter and 400-meter hurdles for under-16 and 18-year-old boys and girls. Additionally, events like the 400-meter hurdles for those under and over 20 years, the 300-meter hurdles for under-16 boys and girls, the 200-meter hurdles for under-18 boys and girls, and the 200 meters for those under and over 20 years for men and women will unfold.
The championship will also feature a 1000-meter race for under 16 years of age for both boys and girls, an 800-meter race for under 18 years of age for boys and girls, and a 3000-meter race for under 20 years of age for boys and girls, as well as over 20 years of age for men and women. Relay races, including the 400 x 4 relay for under and over 20 years for young men and women and the 200 x 4 relay under 16 years old for boys and girls, will add to the excitement. Furthermore, high and triple jump competitions are slated for all categories, promising a dynamic and inclusive sporting event.
